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OUTBREAK A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1995 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Dustin Hoffman, Rene Russo, Morgan Freeman, Cuba Gooding Jr., Kevin Spacey, Donald Sutherland. Screenplay: Laurence Dworet and Robert Roy Pool. Director: Wolfgang Petersen.
You've got to love it when Hollywood producers find themselves scrambling to be the first out of the blocks with an idea. As has already occurred in recent years with Robin Hood and Wyatt Earp projects, there was a race last year between two studios to get killer virus films into production. A project based on the current best seller THE HOT ZONE was originally set with Robert Redford and Jodie Foster starring, but script troubles caused the deal to fall apart. That left OUTBREAK alone to cash in on the virus fever generated by THE HOT ZONE, and it's likely to be a big hit. Though its conventional action climax doesn't fulfill the promise of a gripping first hour, it's still a satisfying popcorn thriller.
Dustin Hoffman stars as Sam Daniels, an Army scientist specializing in epidemeology. When he is sent to investigate a plague in Zaire, he discovers a highly communicable virus with a 100% mortality rate. His attempts to warn his boss General Billy Ford (Morgan Freeman) go mostly unheeded, until a monkey carrying the virus is smuggled out of Africa and finds ints way into a small Northern California town. As the disease spreads rapidly through the population and the town is quarantined, Daniels goes to work with his team of experts: ex-wife Robby Keough (Rene Russo); veteran bug-hunter Casey (Kevin Spacey); and the cocky but untested Salt (Cuba Gooding Jr.). Unfortunately, the military has its own interests to protect, and that means that one way or another, no one is getting out of town alive.
The first half of OUTBREAK, which actually deals with the spread of the disease, is as tense an hour as I have spent at the movies in a long time. Director Wolfgang Petersen makes some great decisions filming scenes like a tour through the Army's medical facility, which moves ominously from labs studying relatively benign viruses to those studying the bad boys. There is also a wickedly funny moment when an infected man sneezes in a movie theater, and we watch particles flying through the air into other people's mouths. As long as the focus is on the progress of the epidemic, and on the attempts by Hoffman's team to trace the path of the infection, OUTBREAK is a taut and often nerve-wracking experience.
What eventually becomes clear is that Petersen's direction is orders of magnitude better than the script from which he is working. The battle-of-wills, love-hate relationship between Hoffman and Russo is forced and unnecessary, as well as ripped off from THE ABYSS. The attempts at humor are frequently limp, the performances (except those by Space and Gooding) perfunctory and the characters of the standard, one-dimensional action film variety. And those aren't the only elements that warrant comparison to standard action films, as the conclusion becomes not a down-to-the-wire hunt for a cure in the lab, but a down-to-the-wire helicopter chase, or rather several down-to-the-wire helicopter chases. The sequences are exciting and well-filmed, but they don't belong in this movie any more than a U-boat battle would have belonged in SCHINDLER'S LIST.
I have a personal beef with OUTBREAK as well, namely that it relies so much on government conspiracy theories. The prospect of a deadly disease wreaking havoc is powerful enough without resorting to paranoia-mongering, and I have yet to see much evidence that any really big secret can be kept in the talk show age, let alone for thirty years as is the case in OUTBREAK. Frankly, it's sloppy plotting, and indicative of OUTBREAK's roots as part of a race to be first rather than best. For one hour, OUTBREAK keeps the tension high, but Petersen could have done much more with a script just a re-write or two more polished.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 killer viruses: 6.
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KARATE KID -- PART III A film review by Lawrence M. Krauss and Dan E. Kelley Copyright 1989 Lawrence M. Krauss and Dan E. Kelley
Capsule review: It is not often that one feel's violated after watching a film, but this movie managed to do just that. When watching a sequels, it is wise to lower your expectations before entering the theatre. However the word "expectation" implies some positive value, and nothing could have prepared us for the utter idiocy of this movie, in all aspects. Rating: very low.
Actually, this is not quite true. The movie begins with a five minute montage from past films, for those people who may not have seen the original. These clips rekindle the simple heartwarming excitement of the first in this series. However, they make the rest of the movie all the more disappointing. KARATE KID I may not have been a masterpiece, but it had all the features which made it the summer sleeper it was: Fresh faces, sympathetic characters, and a simple but exciting plot. By the time these characters get around to this second sequel, it is clear that not only they, but also the writers, have had enough. Even Pat Morita, whose presence lit up the screen in the original, seems a caricature of his former self. Actually, the most likable character in this film (in an odd sort of way) is the archvillain, named Silver, the owner of "dynatox", a toxic waste dumping company which he has used to become extremely wealthy by issuing such orders as "What do you mean they won't let you dump it? Who in New Guinea even knows what chlorine is?" At least he is consistent. No one else in this movie is.
The plot revolves around a familiar theme. Ralph Macchio is forced to defend his "all-valley" Karate championship by a vicious pack of kids, egged on by Silver, who is seeking revenge for his friend, a former Cobra Kai Karate instructor who has been bested one too many times by the duo of Macchio and Morita. For some unknown reason, the main dynamic tension in the film is supposed to be provided by Morita's refusal to condone Ralph's re-entry into the tournament, as long as the only motivating factor is the protection of their lives and likelihoods. Morita's philosophy is that Karate is only for self-protection, so there is a tiny contradiction here. Somehow, Morita's mind is changed when he finds out that the toxic dumper is sponsoring the return of the Cobra Kai dojos. Somehow this is more serious than threat to life and limb, and makes it okay for the kid to enter the Karate tournament. You figure it out; we couldn't.
One might hope that this movie could be saved by a love interest between Macchio and a young woman who works across the street from the Macchio-Morita Bonsai shop. No such luck. The woman's character is completely without interest, and the situations the two young people find themselves in are ludicrous. Perhaps the producers wanted to keep a general rating, so they managed to contrive a situation by which two young adults, who are clearly attracted to each other, can go out for several months without kissing. We won't reveal the clever plot twist by which this is accomplished -- go to the movie if you're that desperate to find out.
Sitting in the movie, we had to make a choice between walking out and waiting for the final fight scene ... surely they can at least get a fight to be interesting, after all the practice. But we waited in vain. The fight scene is pitiful. You would be better off leaving early and using the time to do something exciting, like flossing your teeth.
This has been another summer of sequels: GHOSTBUSTERS II, FRIDAY THE 13TH, PART N, and now KARATE KID III. Unfortunately, moviemakers recognize that as bad as they choose to make a sequel, if it follows on a blockbuster film, unsuspecting theatregoers will fork out money to see it. Perhaps, like limiting the number of terms a U.S President can serve, congresses and legislatures should create laws limiting the number of sequels a movie can have. Maybe this will be the only way to stop this growing tendency to forgo creativity in favour of a quick buck in filmmaking.
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static class |
£.SwingUtils.SimpleTreeIconRenderer |
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SwingUtils() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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static £.SwingUtils |
applyEffect(£.Effect effect,
javax.swing.JFrame... frames)
This method assumes a default behavior.
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static £.SwingUtils |
ApplyTransparency(javax.swing.JFrame frame,
int rootPaneDecoration)
This method makes the frame transparent
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static £.SwingUtils |
bg_Color(java.awt.Component comp,
java.awt.Color color)
This method changes the background color
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static £.SwingUtils |
click(£Func func,
javax.swing.JButton... btns)
This method adds an action listener to these buttons
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static £.SwingUtils |
click(javax.swing.JButton btn,
£Func func)
This method adds an action listener to this button
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static javax.swing.JFrame |
createFrame(java.lang.String title,
javax.swing.ImageIcon icon,
boolean visibility)
This method creates a frame and opens it in a thread.
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static javax.swing.JFrame |
createFrame(java.lang.String title,
int width,
int height,
javax.swing.ImageIcon icon,
boolean visibility)
This method creates a frame and opens it in a thread
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static cloud.jgo.£.KeyHelpSearchListener |
createHelpSearchListener(javax.swing.JComboBox combo,
java.lang.String[] items,
boolean showElements)
This method is a search function
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static £.SwingUtils |
fg_Color(java.awt.Component comp,
java.awt.Color color)
This method changes the foreground color
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static £.SwingUtils.SimpleTreeIconRenderer |
FileIconRenderer(java.lang.String path,
javax.swing.JTree tree)
This method is very interesting, assigns the relative icon to each tree file.
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static DownloadWorker |
getProgressDownloadWorker(javax.swing.JProgressBar progress,
java.lang.String url,
java.lang.String fileNameDestination)
This method is very useful;
Download the file and get its progress in the progressbar. |
static £.SwingUtils.ResizeHorizontallyPanel |
getResizableHorizontallyPanel(javax.swing.JComponent child,
javax.swing.JFrame application)
This method manually resizes the panel.
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static £.SwingUtils.ResizeHorizontallyPanel |
getResizableHorizontallyPanel(javax.swing.JScrollPane child,
javax.swing.JFrame application)
This method manually resizes the panel.
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static javax.swing.JButton |
getSlideButton(javax.swing.JComponent comp,
£.Effect slideAlign,
£.Effect effect)
This method is interesting, returns a toggle button.
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static £.SwingUtils |
hide(javax.swing.JFrame jFram,
£.Effect effect)
This is the opposite of show.
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static £.SwingUtils |
hide(javax.swing.JFrame jFram,
£.Effect effect,
£Func func)
This is the opposite of show.
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static £.SwingUtils |
maximizes(£.Effect speedEffect,
javax.swing.JFrame frame,
int maximum_width,
int maximum_height)
This method maximizes the frame.
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static £.SwingUtils |
minimizes(£.Effect speedEffect,
javax.swing.JFrame frame,
int destination_width,
int destination_height)
This method minimizes the frame.
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static £.SwingUtils |
moveJFrame(javax.swing.JFrame frame,
int x,
int y,
£.Effect effect)
This method moves the frame
The method is fine only if it is not used: setLocationRelativeTo(null); The supported effects are all speed effects. |
static £.SwingUtils |
moveJFrame(javax.swing.JFrame frame,
int x,
int y,
£.Effect effect,
£Func func)
This method moves the frame
The method is fine only if it is not used: setLocationRelativeTo(null); The supported effects are all speed effects. |
static £.SwingUtils |
representsFolderInTree(java.io.File dir,
javax.swing.tree.DefaultMutableTreeNode root_,
javax.swing.JTree tree)
This method is very interesting, it represents a folder in the JTree
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static £.SwingUtils |
selectToggle(javax.swing.JComponent comp,
java.awt.Color backgroundSelectColor)
Select Toggle
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static £.SwingUtils |
selectToggle(javax.swing.JComponent comp,
java.awt.Color backgroundSelectColor,
java.awt.Color foregroundSelectColor)
Select Toggle
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static javax.swing.JFrame |
setRootPaneDecoration(javax.swing.JFrame frame,
int rootPaneDecoration) |
static £.SwingUtils |
setSizeBasedOnTheScreen(javax.swing.JFrame frame)
This method sets the frame size according to the size of the screen
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static £.SwingUtils |
show(javax.swing.JFrame jFram,
£.Effect effect)
This method shows the frame The effects allowed are the following:
£.Effect.SLOW
£.Effect.REALLY_SLOW
£.Effect.FAST
£.Effect.REALLY_FAST
£.Effect.SUPER_FAST
£.Effect.IMPERCEPTIBLE
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static £.SwingUtils |
show(javax.swing.JFrame jFram,
£.Effect effect,
£Func func)
This method shows the frame The effects allowed are the following:
£.Effect.SLOW
£.Effect.REALLY_SLOW
£.Effect.FAST
£.Effect.REALLY_FAST
£.Effect.SUPER_FAST
£.Effect.IMPERCEPTIBLE
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static £.SwingUtils |
slide(javax.swing.JComponent comp,
£.Effect slideAlign,
£.Effect effect)
This method performs the slide effect on a component.
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static £.SwingUtils |
test() |
public static £.SwingUtils test()
public static DownloadWorker getProgressDownloadWorker(javax.swing.JProgressBar progress, java.lang.String url, java.lang.String fileNameDestination)
progress
- the progressBar you want to useurl
- the url to downloadfileNameDestination
- the destination path filepublic static £.SwingUtils.SimpleTreeIconRenderer FileIconRenderer(java.lang.String path, javax.swing.JTree tree)
path
- the folder pathtree
- the treepublic static javax.swing.JFrame setRootPaneDecoration(javax.swing.JFrame frame, int rootPaneDecoration)
frame
- The frame you want to userootPaneDecoration
- the JRootPane decoration you want to setpublic static £.SwingUtils setSizeBasedOnTheScreen(javax.swing.JFrame frame)
frame
- the framepublic static £.SwingUtils representsFolderInTree(java.io.File dir, javax.swing.tree.DefaultMutableTreeNode root_, javax.swing.JTree tree)
dir
- the folder that you want to representroot_
- the tree node roottree
- the treepublic static £.SwingUtils.ResizeHorizontallyPanel getResizableHorizontallyPanel(javax.swing.JScrollPane child, javax.swing.JFrame application)
child
- the scrollpaneapplication
- the framepublic static £.SwingUtils.ResizeHorizontallyPanel getResizableHorizontallyPanel(javax.swing.JComponent child, javax.swing.JFrame application)
child
- the scrollpaneapplication
- the framepublic static javax.swing.JFrame createFrame(java.lang.String title, int width, int height, javax.swing.ImageIcon icon, boolean visibility)
title
- the frame titlewidth
- the frame widthheight
- the frame heighticon
- the frame iconvisibility
- the frame visibilitypublic static javax.swing.JFrame createFrame(java.lang.String title, javax.swing.ImageIcon icon, boolean visibility)
title
- the frame titleicon
- the frame iconvisibility
- the frame visibilitypublic static cloud.jgo.£.KeyHelpSearchListener createHelpSearchListener(javax.swing.JComboBox combo, java.lang.String[] items, boolean showElements)
combo
- The combobox you want to useitems
- The combobox itemsshowElements
- if true the items are always visiblepublic static £.SwingUtils click(javax.swing.JButton btn, £Func func)
btn
- The button to which you want to associate this eventfunc
- A function that will be performed at the click of the buttonpublic static £.SwingUtils click(£Func func, javax.swing.JButton... btns)
btns
- The buttons to which you want to associate this eventfunc
- A function that will be performed at the click of the buttonpublic static £.SwingUtils selectToggle(javax.swing.JComponent comp, java.awt.Color backgroundSelectColor, java.awt.Color foregroundSelectColor)
comp
- the component that will be selected and deselectedbackgroundSelectColor
- the selected color of the backgroundforegroundSelectColor
- the selected color of the foregroundpublic static £.SwingUtils selectToggle(javax.swing.JComponent comp, java.awt.Color backgroundSelectColor)
comp
- the component that will be selected and deselectedbackgroundSelectColor
- the selected color of the backgroundpublic static £.SwingUtils maximizes(£.Effect speedEffect, javax.swing.JFrame frame, int maximum_width, int maximum_height)
£.Effect.SLOW
£.Effect.REALLY_SLOW
£.Effect.FAST
£.Effect.REALLY_FAST
£.Effect.SUPER_FAST
£.Effect.IMPERCEPTIBLE
speedEffect
- a speed effectframe
- the framemaximum_width
- destination widthmaximum_height
- destination heightpublic static £.SwingUtils minimizes(£.Effect speedEffect, javax.swing.JFrame frame, int destination_width, int destination_height)
£.Effect.SLOW
£.Effect.REALLY_SLOW
£.Effect.FAST
£.Effect.REALLY_FAST
£.Effect.SUPER_FAST
£.Effect.IMPERCEPTIBLE
speedEffect
- a speed effectframe
- the framedestination_width
- destination widthdestination_height
- destination heightpublic static £.SwingUtils moveJFrame(javax.swing.JFrame frame, int x, int y, £.Effect effect, £Func func)
The method is fine only if it is not used: setLocationRelativeTo(null);
The supported effects are all speed effects.
The effects allowed are the following:£.Effect.SLOW
£.Effect.REALLY_SLOW
£.Effect.FAST
£.Effect.REALLY_FAST
£.Effect.SUPER_FAST
£.Effect.IMPERCEPTIBLE
frame
- the frame you want to movex
- the destination coordinate xy
- the destination coordinate yeffect
- a speed effectfunc
- the final functionpublic static £.SwingUtils moveJFrame(javax.swing.JFrame frame, int x, int y, £.Effect effect)
The method is fine only if it is not used: setLocationRelativeTo(null);
The supported effects are all speed effects.
The effects allowed are the following:£.Effect.SLOW
£.Effect.REALLY_SLOW
£.Effect.FAST
£.Effect.REALLY_FAST
£.Effect.SUPER_FAST
£.Effect.IMPERCEPTIBLE
frame
- the frame you want to movex
- the destination coordinate xy
- the destination coordinate yeffect
- a speed effectpublic static £.SwingUtils applyEffect(£.Effect effect, javax.swing.JFrame... frames)
CAUTION - if you use the "crazy" effect, you enter in an infinite cicle
The supported effects are : (CRAZY,MAXIMIZED,MINIMIZED,TRANSPARENCY)
The effects allowed are the following:effect
- a speed effectframes
- the framespublic static £.SwingUtils show(javax.swing.JFrame jFram, £.Effect effect)
£.Effect.SLOW
£.Effect.REALLY_SLOW
£.Effect.FAST
£.Effect.REALLY_FAST
£.Effect.SUPER_FAST
£.Effect.IMPERCEPTIBLE
jFram
- the frameeffect
- a speed effectpublic static £.SwingUtils show(javax.swing.JFrame jFram, £.Effect effect, £Func func)
£.Effect.SLOW
£.Effect.REALLY_SLOW
£.Effect.FAST
£.Effect.REALLY_FAST
£.Effect.SUPER_FAST
£.Effect.IMPERCEPTIBLE
jFram
- the frameeffect
- a speed effectfunc
- the final functionpublic static £.SwingUtils hide(javax.swing.JFrame jFram, £.Effect effect, £Func func)
£.Effect.SLOW
£.Effect.REALLY_SLOW
£.Effect.FAST
£.Effect.REALLY_FAST
£.Effect.SUPER_FAST
£.Effect.IMPERCEPTIBLE
jFram
- the frameeffect
- a speed effectfunc
- the final functionpublic static £.SwingUtils hide(javax.swing.JFrame jFram, £.Effect effect)
£.Effect.SLOW
£.Effect.REALLY_SLOW
£.Effect.FAST
£.Effect.REALLY_FAST
£.Effect.SUPER_FAST
£.Effect.IMPERCEPTIBLE
jFram
- the frameeffect
- a speed effectpublic static £.SwingUtils ApplyTransparency(javax.swing.JFrame frame, int rootPaneDecoration)
frame
- The frame that you want to make transparentrootPaneDecoration
- the rootpane decorationpublic static £.SwingUtils bg_Color(java.awt.Component comp, java.awt.Color color)
comp
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Darío Garigliotti
Ph.D. and M.Sc. in Computer Science, living in Denmark.
I am a researcher and a software developer.
I am currently a postdoctoral fellow at Aalborg University, Denmark, doing research on information processing to support information access and decision making in sustainability-oriented environmental assessment.
I have been working in the broad area of Artificial Intelligence since 2012, specifically in the fields of natural language processing and information retrieval. My long-term goal is to contribute to the understanding of the processes behind human perception, communication, reasoning, and action.
My formation in Computer Science is grounded on fundamental concepts and techniques for solving problems, strongly math-founded, with special focus on logical reasoning from day one.
I became a Ph.D. in Computer Science at University of Stavager, Norway.
I conducted research on information access and interaction, working on representations and methods to power the next generation of search engines.
Additionally, I gained experience in teaching, supervising student projects, and contributing in my team by building system prototypes, participating in scientific competitions and developing a software toolkit for semantic search. And I did an internship at Signal AI in London.
I am also a M.Sc. in Computer Science, from FaMAF, National University of Córdoba, Argentina. I studied fundamental and theoretical CS, and specialized in AI and NLP.
Also there, I worked at Test4All, an university-incubated start-up, developing natural language solutions for software specifications.


| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
100 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(capsule) |
| T+ 2:25 |
50 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(capsule) |
| T+ 3:15 |
50 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(capsule) |
| T+ 4:30 |
4 cups |
oral |
Alcohol - Beer/Wine |
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| T+ 6:00 |
50 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(capsule) |
| T+ 7:15 |
50 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(capsule) |
Okay where do I begin...?
 There have been overdoses at such levels as 120mgs so I definitely DO NOT suggest taking this much high amount no matter how experienced you are or even if you do have a sitter.
Letís begin with the date, time setting
Day Monday July 15th, 2002
I recently purchased a gram of this wonderful little chemical and decided to try it for the first time Saturday night. I purchased it through a reputable dealer and it wasnít cut with anything. It had that same yucky smell we all have grown to hate (some love).
I made 20 even 50mg capsules.
I have researched allot about AMT and other various tryptamines before trying them so I was well prepared for the effects. The first time trying it was Friday night the 12th and the first dose was 50mgs. It was a fun experience although not overpowering. My friend X we will call him tried it as well for the first time and he thought it was a bit too powerful at 50mgs.
I have this thing where I feel safest at my own pad (doesnít everyone) I also like doing pyschs by myself I find they are more spiritual that way so I whipped out a couple of DVDs loaded up the winamp queue and set my visual programs on random.
T+0:00 Drop two capsules at 5pm-- 50 mg each so it was 100mgs
Laying in my waterbed (king-size to help get into the mood) I turned on a DVD... The Cell because the visual effects at the end are awesome and thatís around the time I would start coming up. I thought seriously about tolerance issues and since the first time dosing wasnít that powerful to me I decided to up it to 100mgs.
T+1:30 Movie is starting to get boring and some stomach discomfort like last time is starting to arise.
T+2:00 I look at myself in the mirror and the effects where all too familiar kind of like a nice mushroom high starting to develop I see reds, and greens and that all too familiar pinkish face.
Well since the last time it only took an hour for me to come up and itís already been about T+2:25 minutes I decided to drop another 50mgs. This is where the fun began...
T+2:30 I decide to start listening to some techno music to get me into the mood as I was feeling a great energy buzz still a bit stomach discomfort which was only pronounced when I smelled the AMT that was seeping through the pills and in part to it being on my hands.
The whole room was breathing like trees swaying in the wind. My eyes where totally dilated. The visuals where unlike anything I had ever seen mainly acid like Many diamonds and rubies and emeralds and sapphires and my new thing Diarubiephirres.
I chose the setting because in my room, which is in the attic, I have access to the roof via a trap door so I opened it and the world outside was so inviting. I saw intercosmic shooting stars and what appeared to be a campfire around the moon. It was so beautiful I decided to call my friend W up. Now me and W always joke around about eating all of our drugs up and he told me that he would be pissed if there werenít any left for him. Thatís when I decided the little kid in me to come out and play. My mindstate was turning from a 25-year-old respectable adult to a two-year-old in diapers. I wanted to go out and explore this world of fantasy.
T+3:15 I decided to pop ANOTHER 50mgs why I have no clue all these feelings of childhood just started flowing through my body it seemed a childhood I had almost long forgot.
T+3:30 I finally venture downstairs for a drink of water but before doing so I popped a couple prolly 3-4 ripped fuel because I was getting the yawns. I had also made plans to meet friends outside via AIM. I was even going to give an experienced tripper some AMT for free so he could see how it felt lets call them R & A. I go outside to meet them and it took me forever to finally meet up with them because I kept getting lost. I decided to put on this 'Purple Pimp Hat' which I wear to every party so I would be noticed. Thatís when the two-year-old inside of me changed to this thing right out of Alice in Wonderland or The Matrix. I was transformed I was no longer Squeaks but a different person I even walked and talked differently all big bad and macho like.
T+4:00 I finally meet up with them but realize I didnít bring the AMT to me. I wasnít too coherent and sputtered some things out of context to R and it freaked him out so we said goodbye. I walked through the park and sat in the sprinkler system for a second. The water felt cool and relaxing. It energized me again so I went to the bar around the corner.
T+4:30 I finally feel like I am at the peak and want companionship I need to see people and interact with them so I decide to go to the bar. I bought shots for everyone on the purple pimp and put some non-electronic music in the jukebox. It was great everyone just started clapping their hands while I started dancing ONTOP of the bar literally.  This is when I really wanted my camera so I ran home and got my camera. By the time I got back to the bar the Bartender was closing up early so I went home and got changed again.
T+5:00 I am home now and still talking in my two year old fantasyland world again my mother finds out and gets upset so I told her I was going upstairs to just chill and listen to some music.
T+5:15 I log online and start talking to friends again and finally get a hold of J and F.  Knowing I cant drive I decide to venture out telling my sister once again that I was going out.
T+5:30- T+6:30 The cab ride was sooooo much fun I decided to take yet another 50mgs after describing to the cabbies how much fun I was having they where more concerned about getting paid though.
 Still with my purple pimp hat on J asks me what I have been doing and I say I have been a vewy vewy bad boy that I took some sextacy and she laughed. She told me to get into the house because of how funny I looked and all.
T+7:00 well I get in drink some Gatorade tons of it because I was very dehydrated and I kept seeing these shooting stars in her house. All the telephone cords and computer cords where vibrating with energy almost so bright I couldnít look at them. I didnít realize that my phone had died and throughout my trip I had called friends up at all hours of the night and since I wasnít too coherent (wasnít making much sense) They got worried when I didnít answer there calls. :(
T+7:15 J really wanted to try it so I gave her 50mgs which she snorted she gagged right away from the stench and I just ate another one. Alas there where no more pills left and I gave her a backrub, which to me was like massaging an Egyptian goddess. Her hair was kind of like medusas but instead of snakes it was all these curly cue colorful thingies.
T+7:45 we took a shower and the water was just glowing with life. I almost didnít want to get out of the tub but she urged me to get out because we where making too much noise and her other roomies would hear us.
T+8:00 F set up the computer music and tried to set the visuals but then his computer crashed and the power to his room/computer phone and all went dead :(. I decided to go into Jens room but there was no music in there because F got really pissed off
T+8:15 ish This is when J started to get this really bad headache but sex was unbelievable it was pure animal magnetism. I felt really bad though about her headache because she wasnít experiencing anything good off of 50mgs. I kept talking to her but it only made things worse. She said I was worse than a two-year-old was so we just sat there holding each other. Finally she couldnít take me talking and fidgeting so she gave me two Tylenol pms
T+10:00 T+12:00
I sat there still awake for two hours collecting my thoughts and for the first time decided to close my eyes to see some CEVs. They took a while to get focused like I had to keep my eyes closed in order for them to come in clear. What I saw was like this letter S and it was like it was alive with color vibrating and pulsating with energy. My mind thought about the cosmos keeper and the ruler of all worlds. That these chems where away to reach them and too see how our world has been doing with opposed to civilization advancing. I also for some strange reason felt connected to the earth and thought it was funny how with advances in our civilization has only pushed us further and farther away from all these other worlds of the unknown.
T+12:00- T+13:00 I opened my eyes one last time to say goodnight to J and apologized for making such a mess (water bottles all over) and she told me one last time to just go to sleep and we will talk in the morning.  It was my first real hallucination.  It was scary but at the same time funny as hell. I thought of Mr. potato head right away. And when I closed my eyes the visuals from the outside where now in my CEVS only this time they where not filled with color only Black whites and Greyís. They started to lessen and like three times I got scared because they started to get fuzzy and I thought this is when I am going to arrest. But I ended up just going to sleep.
This was about morning on Tuesday but I didnít know that so I slept all day on Tuesday and parts of Wednesday. J slept as well since she reacted negative to the AMT and couldnít go to school. Well when I finally woke up two days had passed and I didnít call anyone. No parents, work, friends and most of my friends knew how much I took and really thought I was dead since I have never NOT called anyone. I just needed my sleep damn cell phone dying.
All in all the experience was positive.  I was no longer Squeaks like I said but some imaginary storybook character and I was making up the story as I went along according to The 'Gods' up there that are out there somewhere.
I TOTALLY NEVER SUGGEST EATING AS MUCH AS I DID! YOU WILL MOST LIKELY DIE! or be rushed to the Hospital. The gods where on my side this time and I do know my body very very very well. I have an extremely overactive metabolism and mostly sweat all the stuff out of my body!
I would also like to point out I am not on any Meds nor have been all my life. The AMT was pure and wasnít cut and was a gram and can be verified through other sources.
I would like to say that this trip has been very positive, negative, hard, spiritual, and fun. I would like to send a very big shoutout to my friends who worried and cared for me. As to go even as far as call up my job looking for me when I didnít check in. A,X,T,W,K, and my parents.
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Course Content
This course builds on introductory R and expands on essential concepts for R. We cover common problems in data manipulation to pre-process datasets and we will cover some visualization. \(99.5\%\) of a data scientist’s job is data pre-processing and visualization. The rest is analysis. Therefore, brushing up on programming skills in R makes the experience of working with R a lot more enjoyable.
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Participants will learn data manipulation skills such as merging data, re-shaping it, aggregating it and more. Course participants should be a lot more comfortable in working with R upon completing this course.
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Basic client-server computing with kdb+
A kdb+ server can listen for connections on a port. Clients can then send requests to the server via that port.
A kdb+ process starts listening to a port either at startup, via a command-line argument
q -p 5001
or at a later time, using the command \p
\p 5001
To stop listening, you can ask the server to listen on port zero, like this
\p 0
Clients can be other kdb+ processes, or they can be written in C, Java, C#, etc. This is an example of a Java client:
public class KDBClient { public static void main(String[] args) { try{ // create kdb+ server object c kdbServer = new c("localhost",5001); // create a row (array of objects) Object[] row= {new Time(System.currentTimeMillis()%86400000), "IBM", new Double(93.5), new Integer(300)}; // insert the row into the trade table kdbServer.ks("insert","trade", row); // send a sync message (see below for an explanation) kdbServer.k(""); // execute a query in the server that returns a table Flip table = td(kdbServer.k("select sum size by sym from trade")); // read the data from the Flip object ... // close connection to kdb+ server kdbServer.close(); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } }
This client does not need a reply after the insert, so it sends an asynchronous message using method ks. For the select, it expects a table as a result, and sends a synchronous message using method k.
The parameters to methods k and ks, and its result are arbitrarily nested arrays (Integer, Double, int[], !DateTime, etc).
More information on interfacing kdb+ to other languages can be found in the cookbook.
A kdb+ client process connects to a server using hopen:
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The syntax of the argument to hopen is
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where 'host' is the hostname of the server. In this example, the client is in the same machine as the server, so we use 'localhost'.
We have assigned the handle of the connection to the variable h. To close the connection, write
hclose h
From a kdb+ client, a synchronous message is sent simply like this:
h "select sum size by sym from trade" sym | amount -----| --------- amd | 324928400 amzn | 326589900 goog | 324356900 ibm | 324553500 intel| 324721900 msft | 324377400
To send an asynchronous message, use the handle value, negated
(neg h) "insert[`trade](10:30:01.000; `intel; 88.5; 1625)"
Execution of this message returns immediately with no result.
Messages can also be created as lists instead of strings. For instance:
(neg h) (insert; `trade; (10:30:01.000; `intel; 88.5; 1625))
In most realistic situations the data to be inserted is not constant, but is either generated algorithmically or received from an external source. Consequently, the list message format is the more generally useful one because it does not require formatting the data into strings.
If you want to send a bunch of async messages, and then wait for them to complete processing, you can chase them with
h ""
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We spent this afternoon climbing a mountain. It was one that Nora had climbed during her semester here. It was not too much of a difficult climb, but the view was gorgeous. It is crazy how secluded we are here. There are hardly any other villages around. You look out on the horizon and see mountains rolling off into the distance. At dusk the only way to make out a village is by the little glimmer of light that reflects off of the tin roofs in the distance.


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I am measuring the consumption o different electrical devices such as resistive loads or capacitive and inductive loads.
when i measure resistive loads everything goes ok, but when it goes to complex loads it is not workin.
Can anybody help me.
thank you.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
See the FAQs for the information we need to be able to help you.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
I have seen the FAQs but I cant find anything.
Maybe I have to be more clear: when I am measuring only a resistive loads everything is ok at this time when I plug in a washing machine everything changes the active power becomes greater than reactive one which is impossible.
Can you help me because it is really important for me.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
Did you see the one entitled:
Q: I'm having trouble with... Can you help me?
(http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/faq)
The answer to that one provides a list of details you need to provide if you want useful help, and the one immediately after it about electricity supply might be useful too.
Active Power is almost always greater than Reactive Power(*), and in any case I don't think the standard sketches report Reactive Power do they? Are you sure you didn't mean...
the active power becomes greater than apparent one which is impossible
in which case I'd agree, that shouldn't happen.
But without knowing which sketch you're running on which hardware, and seeing the actual output of that sketch, and knowing what sort of electricity supply you have, it's almost impossible to guess what the issue could be.
(*) I've got a few very low-powered devices where that's not the case, for example a small circulation pump on my thermal solar hotwater system that uses about 22W and 66VAR. But in general Active Power is by far the bigger of the two.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
Thank you. yes I mean apparent power but I have done a mistake by saying reactive. I am runing it on emontx v3 with a arduino one incorporated. I am runing emonlib for energy monitoring. I detailed information could help me.
I think the problem is on phase shifting but I canot calculate it exactly.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
emonlib is a library. We need to see the sketch you're running, how it calls that library, how it prints out the results, and the actual output of those prints (pasted here). Without some real hard numbers as output by the sketch it's difficult to interpret what you've reported.
I can see how phase errors could make your Real Power under-read or even go negative, but I'm struggling to see how it could ever make it go larger than Apparent Power. Is your electricity supply single phase, two phase, or three phase?
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
thank you. my electricity supply is single phase. later on I will give you my measurement. but can you send me the sketch that measures the power of the heating pump that you mentioned before it would help me.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
I don't have a sketch that measures it. I made the quoted pump power measurements above with a power meter. But I think the standard OEM sketches used in these parts should be able to measure it fine (subject to all the normal caveats about CT sensitivity, low-end readings, dynamic range etc.)
You've still not said which sketch you're running?
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
Thanks dBC for helping here. You are right, no sketch measures the imaginary component. Power factor is calculated from the definition, i.e. the ratio of real power to apparent power. Real power may be reported as fractionally greater than apparent power due to rounding errors in the maths, and the same rounding errors can also give a power factor of fractionally greater than 1.
Shabani A:
Much as we would like to help you, until you tell us EXACTLY everything that you are using, we cannot. That is why I wrote very early on: "See the FAQs for the information we need to be able to help you."
If you think your problem is the phase correction, do the step-by-step procedure here:
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/calibration
You will find it very difficult or impossible to calculate, because the properties of the transformers change as voltage and current changes. You can only set it by experiment to be correct under your typical operating conditions.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
Thank you. I am using the sketch that i have sent attached at you and the results of the measurement are those.
thank you again.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
Did you have a resistive load?
The error in the power factor is less than ½% in every case but two. Those results look to me to be perfectly acceptable for a resistive load.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
Thank you for your comment but when the power factor increases the motor of washing machine is turned on, i think that the power factor should decrease. that is the problem that I have. because for active loads is going very well but when a reactive load takes part I should not have these results.
thank you again.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
"when the power factor increases the motor of washing machine is turned on, i think that the power factor should decrease"
I think I know what you wanted to say there, but why do you think the power factor should change?
 What is that table intended to show? All it tells me is you have a varying load that appears to be purely resistive.
Do you know exactly what happens inside the washing machine? Do you know what type of motor is in there? Do you know what type of controller is in there? Have you ignored the possibility that it is an electronic controller with power factor correction, and the controller is doing exactly as it is supposed to do?
Everybody else seems to get sensible results using the emonTx, so until you tell use what - exactly what - you are doing, so that somebody can see what you are doing wrong, nobody can help you.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
Thank you. I have calibrated the voltage and current measurement with a professional multi meter and everything is going well. the readings are very accurate. But I am using an old washing machine without controller or anything electronic. And that why I am making questions because I want to have the reactive power measured.
Also I have add to my scheme a pure capacitor and it is going well.
But I think that the problem should be in phase shifting and also I have read the documentation about phase correction but I think there should be the problem. Any more detailed information about that could help me. And I am going to try it again.
Also I have another question: Which is the largest frequency that the Emontx V3 can capture signals with high accuracy.
Thank you.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
Which is the largest frequency that the Emontx V3 can capture signals with high accuracy.
The Atmega 328P processor on the emonTx requires approximately 104 us to do each A->D conversion. By sampling voltage and current alternately, 96 pairs of samples can be taken every 50Hz mains cycle. So that's 4800 sample pairs per second which gives a Nyquist frequency of 2.4 kHz.
The above calculation is for when the processor has nothing else to to do. When other tasks have to be done as well, it will be unable to perform in this way. In practice, the highest frequency at which power can be measured will be very dependent on the software that is being used.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
The standard calcVI( ) method runs at just over 50 sample pairs per 50 Hz cycle, so better than 2500 samples per second. Therefore, your input signal may contain components up to but not above 1.25 kHz.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
I have now found the time to use an emonTx V3.4 to measure the power drawn by an unloaded transformer. This is what my (uncalibrated) emonTx running the standard discrete sampling sketch reported:
CT1 Irms = 0.259, CT1 Vrms = 247.09, CT1 Power = 12.22, CT1 VA = 64.09, CT1 pf = 0.191
I have not tried to measure the inductance and do the calculations, but that result looks reasonable to me. It certainly does not support your claim that the sketch (and by implication emonLib) reports that real power and apparent power are equal for inductive loads.
Therefore, until you say exactly how you are making your measurements, I am sorry but I cannot help you any more.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
thank you for your answer. Can you send me tha sketch that you are running. But I think my problem is with phase shifting calibration. Maybe you can help me at this point. It is very important to me to have as much as possible to have an accurate reactive power measuremnt.
Thank you again.
Re: Measuring inductive loads such as washing machines produces errors in power factor
As I wrote, "... my (uncalibrated) emonTx [is] running the standard discrete sampling sketch..."
The only change was to add the print statement to report those values.
"It is very important to me to have as much as possible to have an accurate reactive power measuremnt."
Did you not understand what was written earlier?  You can only have real power and apparent power.


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This article is the seventh in a series of articles that demonstrate how to develop software using types and properties. In the previous article, you saw how to define the initial state of a tennis game. In this article, you'll see how to define the tennis game as a finite state machine.
The source code for this article series is available on GitHub.
Previously, you saw how to score a game in an ad-hoc fashion:
> let firstBall = score newGame PlayerTwo;; val firstBall : Score = Points {PlayerOnePoint = Love; PlayerTwoPoint = Fifteen;} > let secondBall = score firstBall PlayerOne;; val secondBall : Score = Points {PlayerOnePoint = Fifteen; PlayerTwoPoint = Fifteen;}
You'll quickly get tired of that, so you may think that you can do something like this instead:
> newGame |> (fun s -> score s PlayerOne) |> (fun s -> score s PlayerTwo);; val it : Score = Points {PlayerOnePoint = Fifteen; PlayerTwoPoint = Fifteen;}
That does seem a little clumsy, though, but it's not really what you need to be able to do either. What you'd probably appreciate more is to be able to calculate the score given a sequence of wins. A sequence of wins is a list of Player values; for instance, [PlayerOne; PlayerOne; PlayerTwo] means that player one won the first two balls, and then player two won the third ball.
Since we already know the initial state of a game, and how to calculate the score for each ball, it's a one-liner to calculate the score for a sequence of balls:
let scoreSeq wins = Seq.fold score newGame wins
This function has the type Player seq -> Score
. It uses newGame
as the initial state of a left fold over the wins. The aggregator function is the score
function.
You can use it with a sequence of wins, like this:
> scoreSeq [PlayerOne; PlayerOne; PlayerTwo];; val it : Score = Points {PlayerOnePoint = Thirty; PlayerTwoPoint = Fifteen;}
Since player one won the first two balls, and player two then won the third ball, the score at that point is thirty-fifteen.
Can you think of any properties for the scoreSeq
function?
There are quite a few, it turns out. It may be a good exercise if you pause reading for a couple of minutes, and try to think of some properties.
If you have a list of properties, you can compare them with the ones I though of.
Before we start, you may find the following helper functions useful:
let isPoints = function Points _ -> true | _ -> false let isForty = function Forty _ -> true | _ -> false let isDeuce = function Deuce -> true | _ -> false let isAdvantage = function Advantage _ -> true | _ -> false let isGame = function Game _ -> true | _ -> false
These can be useful to express some properties, but I don't think that they are generally useful, so I put them together with the test code.
If you look at short win sequences, you can already say something about them. For instance, it takes at least four balls to finish a game, so you know that if you have fewer wins than four, the game must still be on-going:
[<Property>] let ``A game with less then four balls isn't over`` (wins : Player list) = let actual : Score = wins |> Seq.truncate 3 |> scoreSeq test <@ actual |> (not << isGame) @>
The built-in function Seq.truncate returns only the n (in this case: 3) first elements of a sequence. If the sequence is shorter than that, then the entire sequence is returned. The use of Seq.truncate 3
guarantees that the sequence passed to scoreSeq is no longer than three elements long, no matter what FsCheck originally generated.
Likewise, you can't reach deuce in less than six balls:
[<Property>] let ``A game with less than six balls can't be Deuce`` (wins : Player list) = let actual = wins |> Seq.truncate 5 |> scoreSeq test <@ actual |> (not << isDeuce) @>
This is similar to the previous property. There's one more in that family:
[<Property>] let ``A game with less than seven balls can't have any player with advantage`` (wins : Player list) = let actual = wins |> Seq.truncate 6 |> scoreSeq test <@ actual |> (not << isAdvantage) @>
It takes at least seven balls before the score can reach a state where one of the players have the advantage.
Conversely, you can also express some properties related to win sequences of a minimum size. This one is more intricate to express with FsCheck, though. You'll need a sequence of Player values, but the sequence should be guaranteed to have a minimum length. There's no built-in in function for that in FsCheck, so you need to define it yourself:
// int -> Gen<Player list> let genListLongerThan n = let playerGen = Arb.generate<Player> let nPlayers = playerGen |> Gen.listOfLength (n + 1) let morePlayers = playerGen |> Gen.listOf Gen.map2 (@) nPlayers morePlayers
This function takes an exclusive minimum size, and returns an FsCheck generator that will generate Player lists longer than n
. It does that by combining two of FsCheck's built-in generators. Gen.listOfLength generates lists of the requested length, and Gen.listOf generates all sorts of lists, including the empty list.
Both nPlayers
and morePlayers
are values of the type Gen<Player list>. Using Gen.map2, you can concatenate these two list generators using F#'s built-in list concatenation operator @
. (All operators in F# are also functions. The (@)
function has the type 'a list -> 'a list -> 'a list
.)
With the genListLongerThan function, you can now express properties related to longer win sequences. As an example, if the players have played more than four balls, the score can't be a Points case:
[<Property>] let ``A game with more than four balls can't be Points`` () = let moreThanFourBalls = genListLongerThan 4 |> Arb.fromGen Prop.forAll moreThanFourBalls (fun wins -> let actual = scoreSeq wins test <@ actual |> (not << isPoints) @>)
As previously explained, Prop.forAll expresses a property that must hold for all lists generated by moreThanFourBalls
.
Correspondingly, if the players have played more than five balls, the score can't be a Forty case:
[<Property>] let ``A game with more than five balls can't be Forty`` () = let moreThanFiveBalls = genListLongerThan 5 |> Arb.fromGen Prop.forAll moreThanFiveBalls (fun wins -> let actual = scoreSeq wins test <@ actual |> (not << isForty) @>)
This property is, as you can see, similar to the previous example.
Do you still have your list of tennis game properties? Let's see if you thought of this one.  This property should hold for all (two) players:
[<Property>] let ``A game where one player wins all balls is over in four balls`` (player) = let fourWins = Seq.init 4 (fun _ -> player) let actual = scoreSeq fourWins let expected = Game player expected =! actual
This test first defines fourWins
, of the type Player seq
. It does that by using the player
argument created by FsCheck, and repeating it four times, using Seq.init.
The =!
operator is a custom operator defined by Unquote, an assertion library. You can read the expression as expected must equal actual.
The tennis scoring system turns out to be a rich domain. There are still more properties. We'll look at a final one, because it showcases another way to use FsCheck's API, and then we'll call it a day.
An interesting property of the tennis scoring system is that a game isn't guaranteed to end. It may, theoretically, continue forever, if players alternate winning balls:
[<Property>] let ``A game where players alternate never ends`` firstWinner = let alternateWins = firstWinner |> Gen.constant |> Gen.map (fun p -> [p; other p]) |> Gen.listOf |> Gen.map List.concat |> Arb.fromGen Prop.forAll alternateWins (fun wins -> let actual = scoreSeq wins test <@ actual |> (not << isGame) @>)
This property starts by creating alternateWins
, an Arbitrary<Player list>. It creates lists with alternating players, like [PlayerOne; PlayerTwo], or [PlayerTwo; PlayerOne; PlayerTwo; PlayerOne; PlayerTwo; PlayerOne]. It does that by using the firstWinner
argument (of the type Player) as a constant starting value. It's only constant within each test, because firstWinner
itself varies.
Using that initial Player value, it then proceeds to map that value to a list with two elements: the player, and the other player, using the other
function. This creates a Gen<Player list>, but piped into Gen.listOf, it becomes a Gen<Player list list>. An example of the sort of list that would generate could be [[PlayerTwo; PlayerOne]; [PlayerTwo; PlayerOne]]. Obviously, you need to flatten such lists, which you can do with List.concat; you have to do it inside of a Gen, though, so it's Gen.map List.concat
. That gives you a Gen<Player list>, which you can finally turn into an Arbitrary<Player list> with Arb.fromGen.
This enables you to use Prop.forAll with alternateWins to express that regardless of the size of such alternating win lists, the game never reaches a Game state.
In this article, you saw how to implement a finite state machine for calculating tennis scores. It's a left fold over the score
function, always starting in the initial state where both players are at love. You also saw how you can express various properties that hold for a game of tennis.
In this article series, you've seen an extensive example of how to design with types and properties. You may have noticed that out of the six example articles so far, only the first one was about designing with types, and the next five articles were about Property-Based Testing. It looks as though not much is gained from designing with types.
On the contrary, much is gained by designing with types, but you don't see it, exactly because it's efficient. If you don't design with types in order to make illegal states unrepresentable, you'd have to write even more automated tests in order to test what happens when input is invalid. Also, if illegal states are representable, it would have been much harder to write Property-Based Tests. Instead of trusting that FsCheck generates only valid values based exclusively on the types, you'd have to write custom Generators or Arbitraries for each type of input. That would have been even more work than you've seen in this articles series.
Designing with types makes Property-Based Testing a comfortable undertaking. Together, they enable you to develop software that you can trust.
If you're interested in learning more about Property-Based Testing, you can watch my introduction to Property-based Testing with F# Pluralsight course.


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Movie Review: A Bug's Life Review By: Ryan Davis
It's rather strange too have two computer animated talking ant movies come out in a single year, but that is what Disney and Pixar Animation;s latest film represents. While A Bugs Life isn't nearly as deep as it's predecessor, Dreamwork's Antz, it is just as funny.
A Bug's Life centers, appropriately, around the life of an ant, named Flik. Flik, cutely voiced by Newsradio's David Foley, hates sticking too tradition and attempts too find new ways of harvesting food and other task. When one of his inventions causes the offering too be completely lost, the leaders of the Colony send him out on a mission too get him out of the way.
The offering is food that a vile group of grasshoppers force the ants too harvest for them. The leader of the grasshoppers is Hopper, who is fiendishly voiced by Oscar winner Kevin Spacey. When the offering is lost Hopper is very upset and he vows to return shortly too retrieve double the amount of food. When the leaders of the ant colony send Flik out on his mission, they never dream he will be successful, they just hope they can get him out of the way so they can harvest the extra food.
 Instead Flik accidentally hires circus performing bugs, who he mistakenly assumes are warriors. When he returns with the `warriors', the town is ecstatic until they find out the truth about their heroes.
A Bug's Life has animation that is simply stunning. The sheer uniqueness of the day to day bug life is very imaginative. Together with the great voice acting, this film is the perfect holiday family film. Its main weakness is that it couldn't beat Antz to the theaters, making it seem like stale material.
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by Enioluwa AdeniyiThe Peoples Democratic Party has sent a congratulatory message to its 2019 presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, as he marks his 73rd birthday.
The main opposition party took to its official Twitter account to celebrate the former vice president.
PDP wrote, “We congratulate the former VP of Nigeria and the @OfficialPDPNig Presidential Candidate in the February 23, 2019, Presidential Election, H. E. @atiku, on the occasion of his 73rd Birthday. We wish you good health and many years of service to our fatherland. Happy birthday, Sir”.
Some other notable individuals have sent their congratulatory message to the political leader, the former Anambra state governor, Peter Obi, described Atiku as a great leader who remains a beacon for selflessness and service.


Wanted man, 18, arrested after mum killed in hit-and-run
A man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of a mum-of-one killed in a hit-and-run last week.
Kaylib Connolly, 18, was wanted in connection with the death of Alison McBlaine, 36, who was hit in Blackburn, Lancashire, on Tuesday evening.
She died in hospital two days later with her family, including her son Reagan, 12, by her bedside.
Police have said Ms McBlaine was hit by a Fiat Punto Grande they believe deliberately mounted the pavement at about 7.45pm on Tuesday.
The car failed to stop at the scene and was later found with significant front end damage.
Attempts had been made to set the vehicle on fire, a spokesman for Lancashire Police said.
Detectives investigating the murder are continuing to search for Dean Qayum, 20.
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A 25-year-old man who was also arrested on suspicion of the charge has been bailed to 19 December.
A second pedestrian, a man aged 26, was also hit in the collision with Ms McBlaine and suffered serious injuries, police said.
Police searching for Qayum, who may be using crutches due to a leg injury, have warned anyone hiding him will also be arrested.
Detective Chief Inspector Lee Wilson said: ‘Dean Qayum remains wanted in connection with this extremely serious offence.
‘Police want to speak to him and I believe he is being harboured in and around the Blackburn area at this time.
‘I would warn anyone who is protecting him, or helping to hide him, that we will identify this during our investigation and they will also be arrested and prosecuted.
‘My thoughts and those of the team engaged on this inquiry remain with Alison’s loved ones, in particular her 12-year-old son Reagan.
‘I would urge anyone with information about what has happened, or knows where Qayum is, to do the right thing – please come forward and speak to police immediately.’
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In this blog post, I am going to define a simple Ruby class with instance variables and instance methods to show you how these function. Let's get started with the whole class:
The entirety of our class is contained between lines 1 and 17. Let's first look at the method from lines 2 to 8 called initialize. When we make a call like:
This will create a new instance of our Die class by calling the initialize method. We have set sides equal to 6, so first initialize checks that this is valid and then we set our instance variable @sides equal to sides. When we talk about "instance of a class" what we mean is that we have defined a new object which will now have all the properties of the Die class.
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Mulberry now supports calendaring and scheduling features in addition to its email and address book capability. Calendaring was added to provide a more complete PIM (personal information manager) solution, as often schedules are managed through email. This combination of features in a client is now seen as essential in enterprise environments to help manage activities.
As far as possible, the calendar support in Mulberry has been designed to be consistent with the existing email and contacts design, to provide a familiar experience for existing users.
Mulberry uses the iCalendar (RFC2445) data format for all local storage of calendar data, and supplements that with XML metadata files as needed to maintain additional state information, such as for disconnected synchronization etc. The iCalendar data files produced by Mulberry can be used by any other calendar product that supports that standard.
Support for display and input of Unicode characters, including those from two-byte scripts such as Chinese and Japanese, is now available.
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Use this function to update the internal gamma-correction table which is used in pixel and line rasterization.
The default value of 0.7 works fine in most cases.


OnePlus is Teasing Some New Bullshit
by Shabana ArifOnePlus has got something cooking, and it's not a phone.
The company posted an image of whatever the hell it's been working on on its Twitter account, saying that the product would be "coming soon." It's a pretty dark picture, and turning up the brightness didn't illuminate the situation any further, although you can see a cheeky "nice try" slipped in there.
Here's the same image with the brightness cranked up:
So far, OnePlus says no one has guessed correctly, so that means it's not a tablet either if that tweet is to be trusted. The closest guess was that it's a desk, but that's not massively helpful.
It could be something related to the new OnePlus TV or the rumoured wearable that's said to be launching alongside the OnePlus 8 next year.
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RAW Sustainability Committee Signage designs for paper towel dispensers and mirrors inside restroom facilities. The goal was to encourage RAW members, including students, staffs, and faculties to lessen their carbon footprint by reducing their paper towel and water usage.
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Signage redesign for the annual Halloween Fest. The first photo below is the original design made by another student and is followed by its replacement.
To create a fresh approach, the new design strays away from the typical orange and black halloween colors and the illustrations are updated in relation to the haunted trucks that are at the event. The background concept uses more details and textures to show a unique and enticing narrative.


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| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.2), RCurl |
| Published: | 2016-07-23 |
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//// get output tensors for training and testing
// 1) use ``is_train""
y1 = MLP(x, is_train=True).outputs
y2 = MLP(x, is_train=False).outputs
// 2) alternatively, you can use the switching method
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// y2 = MLP(x).outputs
//// cost and optimizer for training
cost = tl.cost.cross_entropy(y1, y_, name="train_loss")
train_weights = MLP.weights //tl.layers.get_variables_with_name("MLP", True, False)
train_op = tf.train.AdamOptimizer(learning_rate=0.0001).minimize(cost, var_list=train_weights)
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cost_test = tl.cost.cross_entropy(y2, y_, name="test_loss")
correct_prediction = tf.equal(tf.argmax(y2, 1), y_)
acc = tf.reduce_mean(tf.cast(correct_prediction, tf.float32))
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After Change
//// get output tensors for training and testing
// 1) use ``is_train""
y1 = MLP(x, is_train=True)
y2 = MLP(x, is_train=False)
// 2) alternatively, you can use the switching method
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// y1 = MLP(x)
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//// cost and optimizer for training
cost = tl.cost.cross_entropy(y1, y_, name="train_loss")
train_weights = MLP.weights //tl.layers.get_variables_with_name("MLP", True, False)
train_op = tf.train.AdamOptimizer(learning_rate=0.0001).minimize(cost, var_list=train_weights)
//// cost and accuracy for evaluation
cost_test = tl.cost.cross_entropy(y2, y_, name="test_loss")
correct_prediction = tf.equal(tf.argmax(y2, 1), y_)
acc = tf.reduce_mean(tf.cast(correct_prediction, tf.float32))
//// initialize all variables in the session